Mandelbrot eh?  If you're talking about fractals;

Creating chaos with order.

A few years back, I figured out a way to make fractals using photoshop.
Ever since I've been making digital art and hope to have a gallery quality website up before new years.

Sure, take pictures of clouds and fuse them together on photoshop!


Definitions are not always pleasant.


Static or not, I am still against randomity.What is faulty with my "starting values" theory?If I'm so wrong, then correct me.
Common equations are too weak to express the mechanics of the universe.

Have to be careful of the kiln temperature, or you will have fractal flames.

Not a substance - true. It is a phenomenon involving heat and light.

But flames and clouds do seem to have similarities: varying densities, hard-to-define edges, constantly changing form.

I think fire is a substance. It's just a gas that has been heated beyond its flashpoint.

Here's a fun thing to do: Prop up a match using blu-tack in your microwave, light the match and turn on the microwave. The microwaves will then ionise the gases around the flame and make the match give off plasma (the 4th state). And I promise it won't wreck your microwave either.

Kind of back on-topic: If you plot y = sin(360x) for integer values of x, you should get a flat line at 0. But if you do that in Excel, then because of rounding errors it gives you values that are around 10^-15. Plot the graph in Excel and you get a kind of fractal thing.

I used 2π as the multiplier and got:

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